This Diwali 10 Places You should Visit in Jaipur | Diva-india

The Festival of lights is famous around the world . Diwali is celebrated in India with mind blowing energy and excitement that is much more than some other Indian celebration. Jaipur is well known for celebration Diwali festival . Men and women, youngsters and old, rich and poor, everybody praises this wonderful celebration in India. Jaipur during Diwali's Celebration is enhanced in



Tonk Road

Although people mostly arrives at Tonk Road to click and see one of the architectural designed building of Motisons which is not only colourful but is vibrant too. Motisons building, although lights every night but its special during Diwali time and you have to see it to believe it. The whole of Tonk Road is also decorated with lights in numerous designs and styles.

 Nehru & Bapu Bazaar:

Nehru Bazar and Bapu Bazar are both the customarily built markets of Jaipur, where one can purchase readymade pieces of attire, footwear, blessings and different stuffs for home stylistic layout of their decry. Every one of the avenues, shops and structures are washed in the charm of impressive lights and embellishing amid the delightful celebration of lights.

MI Road:

Mirza Ismail Road, otherwise called M. I. Road, is one of the essential boulevards in Jaipur city. The road keeps running from Sanganeri Gate to Government Hostel. In the event that you need to take a vibe like Las Vegas, you should visit this spot in the midst of Diwali time. Amid Diwali festivity, this place really communicates the dynamic culture and imperial legacy of the Pink City in the terms of mysterious vivid lights. That time this place looks shocking with enrichments and shades of celebration.

Gaurav Tower:

 The enthusiasm with which Jaipur welcomes Diwali, the festival of lights must be experienced by all the visitors as well as locals. Gaurav Tower is a standout amongst the most famous hang out place in Jaipur. Sparkling lights, Crackers, decorated shops, energetic nourishment joints and obviously, the populace of Jaipur dressed up in delightful, traditional Indian clothing types can be seen all over in Gaurav Tower on Diwali day. The whole place sparkles like a bride with extraordinary shine all through the festivals of Diwali

Akshardham 


Akshardham Temple also called as Mini Vrindavan of Jaipur helps up like no other sanctuary would be in Jaipur. A mass populace of Jaipur and tourists advance toward this superb Akshardham Temple for the most part amid the Diwali time. Ensure you don't miss this place from your rundown of visiting goals in Jaipur this Diwali.

World Trade Park:

World Trade Park is the greatest business centered and the Paradise of Pink City. Making a beeline for World Trade Park at Diwali will abandon you enchanted by what the city offers. The shopping center looks showered in the gloriousness of excellent lights and structures. WTP dazes and helps you to remember a woman with beautifiers of lights, bands and hues amid the celebration of light, i.e. Diwali.




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